Agency of the Year

U.S. Agency of the Year: Wieden + Kennedy's Work Resonated Even in a Divided America

From 'Dilly Dilly' to Colin Kaepernick, the indie shop dominated the conversation

(L. to r.) Neal Arthur, managing director (NY); Colleen DeCourcy, co-president; Karl Lieberman, executive creative director (NY)Kevin Scanlon for Adweek
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By Patrick Coffee

December 2, 2018

As 2018 draws to a close, Wieden + Kennedy co-president Colleen DeCourcy can finally exhale.

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